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As seen in: The Tyee, Medium, MSN Australia, MSN Canada, The Guardian, The Atlantic, The Globe and Mail, VICE, Chatelaine, Hachette Book Group (HBG), Hazlitt and
Senior editor @TheTyee. Author of Like a Boy but Not a Boy (essays, @ArsenalPulp). One half of @roughpuffs. Settler. They/them. 🚲
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Sugar Daddy - Sugar Baby: What is it? It’s actually not what you think!

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By Andrea Bennett Verified
| Medium
Discover the real meaning behind sugar daddy–sugar baby relationships — mature, respectful connections beyond stereotypes. Learn how Yoitoki connects Vietnamese men in Japan with independent Japanese women seeking honest companionship. This article is from Yoitoki blog. When I first arrived in Japan, there was a time while having drinks with an older friend from the Vietnamese community in Tokyo, he asked me: “Do you know what sugar dating is?” I shook my head.
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In Praise of Tinned Beans On Toast

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By Andrea Bennett Verified
| Chatelaine Verified
Photo courtesy of iStock. On Saturday mornings when I was a kid, my mother was usually at work, and my father was responsible for making sure we were clothed, fed, and washed. If you met my gregarious father, he might tell you he’s great at making a stir-fry, or perhaps that he drinks a smoothie every day.
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13 Things You Should Know About Energy Conservation

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By Andrea Bennett Verified
| MSN Canada Verified
By of By Andrea Bennett, Reader's Digest Canada Reader's Digest Canada | Nancy Clark of Hydro One in Ontario suggests starting with benchmark temperatures of 21 C when you're home, 16 C when you're out and 18 C when you're sleeping. From there you can fine-tune based on what's comfortable for your family. For every degree you lower your thermostat, you'll save about 5 per cent on heating costs. © Photo: Shutterstock
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